Category: Observability

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Messaging Infrastructure Is Still in the Dark: The Observability Illusion Costing Millions

In today’s always-on digital world, even the best messaging platforms—like Apache Kafka® and Apache ActiveMQ®—can become blind spots that undermine resilience. This article exposes the “observability illusion” many organizations face, showing how limited visibility and manual processes lead to outages, high costs, and constant firefighting. Learn how meshIQ transforms reactive operations into proactive engineering through unified observability, automation, and self-service.

Messaging Infrastructure Is Still in the Dark: The Observability Illusion Costing Millions

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The Meaning of Monitoring & Observability in The Financial Services Industry 

Monitoring and Observability of messaging and middleware has and will continue to be a function of increasing importance and this is especially true for organizations in the Financial Services industry.  In the financial services industry, observability refers to the ability to monitor, measure, and analyze the performance, health, and security of financial systems, applications, messaging

The Meaning of Monitoring & Observability in The Financial Services Industry 

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Overcoming Azure Service Bus Monitoring Challenges 

Monitoring Azure Service Bus (SB) comes with its own set of challenges, primarily due to the distributed nature of the service and the complexities involved in message processing and delivery. Some of the most common challenges associated with monitoring Azure SB include:  Message Flow Monitoring: Tracking the flow of messages through various queues or topics,

Overcoming Azure Service Bus Monitoring Challenges 

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Strategies for Ensuring Compliance in Financial Messaging

In the ever-evolving landscape of financial services, institutions are under constant pressure to ensure their messaging infrastructures comply with a myriad of global regulatory requirements. Compliance with regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2), and other localized financial regulations is not just a legal necessity but a

Strategies for Ensuring Compliance in Financial Messaging

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Optimizing Performance and Reliability in Messaging Systems

In today’s digital landscape, the performance and reliability of messaging systems are paramount for business operations. Systems like IBM MQ play a crucial role in ensuring seamless communication between different parts of an application, impacting everything from transaction processing to customer experiences. To optimize these systems, it’s essential to focus on robust monitoring, efficient troubleshooting,

Optimizing Performance and Reliability in Messaging Systems

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 Lessons Learned from Managing Apache Kafka® Costs

You probably have seen ads where someone claims that their app can save you money by finding subscriptions you forgot about. I have a hard time imaging someone with $100s of dollars of expenses they forgot about, but I have had the occasional one that was missed. The problem is that people are inefficient when

 Lessons Learned from Managing Apache Kafka® Costs
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